Actions to improve genetic connectivity are considered key to counteract inbreeding depression, as well as to preserve evolutionary potential and ensure long-term survival of endangered species [ 39– 41].
Given that the data from DR, 24-h diurnal cycle, aging, and aged BRASTO mice, Prdm13 might be a key to counteract age-associated functional declines and to promote lifespan in mammals (Satoh et al., 2013).
Measures have already been drafted to bring about a change in policy from the Bush period as legislation is used as a key tool to counteract illegality.
William E. Kennard, the F.C.C. chairman, has said that adding hundreds of low-power radio stations is one of his top priorities -- a key way to counteract the increasing consolidation of the industry into the hands of a relatively few big profit-minded broadcasters.
A key mechanism to counteract the generation of ROS by chemotherapeutic agents is the regulation of GSH homeostasis [137, 182].
The thermal-hydraulic design of the breeding blanket, as the main thermal source for power conversion, reveals itself as a key issue to counteract the influence of the foreseen low overall plant availability on the cost of electricity.
The ATR checkpoint phosphorylates key nucleoporins to counteract gene gating, thus neutralizing the topological tension generated when forks encounter gated genes (Bermejo et al., 2011).
Many viruses have evolved strategies to counteract key elements of the IFN response and prevent development of an antiviral response in the host [ 14].
Circulating EPCs constitute a key endogenous repair mechanism to counteract ongoing endothelial cell injury, replace dysfunctional endothelium, and enhance tissue repair after ischemic vascular injury [ 23].
Finally, positive relationship-building, respect, and safety were identified as key elements of services critical to counteract trauma-related shame and mistrust in others.
